Get tough with loan deadbeats editorial warns
The editorial argues that defaulting federal student loan borrowers threaten future aid and calls for stronger collection by the IRS. It cites 30 percent default rates at some universities, over $500 million lost, and government actions including lawsuits and asset seizures. It urges maintaining the loan system with tougher signals to ensure repayment.
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Department of Education
U.S
Philadelphia
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio Poll finds Reagan and Celeste ratings improve
The Ohio Poll by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati shows Ronald Reagan's approval rising to 55 percent and perception of his handling of the economy at 54 percent. Governor Richard Celeste gains to 36 percent approval, while 42 percent disapprove, with tax increase criticisms fading slightly.
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Ronald Reagan
Richard Celeste
Ohio
Reagan
Celeste
Northeast
Vine and Branches Prayer It Is Better to Grow Together
A meditation on John 15 5 about remaining in Christ the vine and not isolating from others or God. The piece urges unity with Jesus and fellow believers through shared life and love and ends with a prayer asking for growing together in faith Amen and a thought for the day that growth toward God happens as one grows toward others.
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Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Ohio collective bargaining bill expanded to public workers
State Senator Eugene Branstool promotes S.B. 133 to recognize public employees rights to bargain. He cites his board of education experience and argues the act replaces the Ferguson framework with mediation, fact finding, and optioned impasse procedures for safety and non safety staff, with penalties for illegal strikes and protections for the public.
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Eugene Branstool
Ohio 31St
Ohio General Assembly
Ohio
Board of Education
House of Representatives
Columbus
Newark
Celeste
BBB Advice on Home Study Courses and Accreditation
BBB president guides readers through evaluating home study and correspondence courses. Check course validity, accreditation, graduation rates, and job placement. Read contracts carefully, know cancellation rights, and seek government or BBB input before enrolling. Include cooling off rule and contact details for further guidance.
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BBB
Department of Education
Letters to the editor policy at Howland Band wagon
We welcome letters to the editor, published if non libelous and signed with full address and telephone. All letters are confirmed before publication, cannot be returned, and may be edited or shortened. Names may be withheld upon request with a satisfactory reason.
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